- 28 April, 2025
Turkey and Qatar planning a coup in the Comoros Islands
Othman Ghazali, President of the Union of the Comoros, is under a petty attack from the Islamist coalition led by Hamid Karhela and the lawyer
Turkey and the West further alienated, due to Rise of Current Tension
Since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s takeover of Turkey, relations with the West have deteriorated. Turkey’s ambition was to become the first secular Muslim country
Iraq’s bleak options against renegade Shia militias
The Iraqi establishment needs to urgently dismantle the Shia militias operating inside the state but does it have political and military means to do so?
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Turkey of Fomenting War in Nogorno Karabakh
Monday, 19 October 2020. As fierce fighting broke out between Armenia and Azerbaijan over disputed territories claimed by the two neighboring countries, the demands of
A new plan floated to return Yazidis to Sinjar
A new security and reconstruction plan for Sinjar, that has been put forward by the Iraqi government and Kurdish authorities, might end up dividing families
Israel and Lebanon hold First Talks on Maritime Border Dispute
Israel and Lebanon, embroiled in a long-running maritime border dispute, have for the first time launched the first round of talks on the issue. The
Last round conflict between EU and Turkey
On Tuesday, the Turkish foreign minister furiously rejected the European Union’s requests to withdraw troops from north-eastern Syria, accusing EU countries of double standards and
Who Does Villa Somalia Want as a President of The Hirshabele Administration?
Monday, October 12, 2020. There are reports that the Somali presidency is seeking certain individuals from the top leadership of the HirShabelle administration, at a
Trump Administration Imposes Sanctions on 18 Iranian Banks to Increase Maximum Pressure
The United States has hit hard the entire financial sector of Iran with fresh sanctions on 18 Banks, by further confining it from the international
Libya peace deal in jitters with deepening roles of rivals Turkey and Russia in the region
Diplomats from 15 countries are set to endorse ceasefire in Libya but the commitment looks faded as external powers continue to get deeply involved in